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• Ordinal number
  ...re are": one, two, three, four, etc. (See [[How to name numbers in English#Ordinal numbers|''How to name numbers'']].) Here, we describe the [[mathematics|mathematical]] meaning of '''transfinite ordinal numbers'''. They were introduced by [[Georg Cantor]] in [[1897]], to accom
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• Property:Service Name
  ...ENAME}}''' - used to facilitate [[SEO]]. Attribute is [[Ordinal number|non-ordinal]], so multiple instances can be used to describe specific and/or general re
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• Property:Specialty Name
  ...ENAME}}''' - used to facilitate [[SEO]]. Attribute is [[Ordinal number|non-ordinal]], so multiple instances can be used to describe specific and/or general re
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• Property:Product Name
  ...ENAME}}''' - used to facilitate [[SEO]]. Attribute is [[Ordinal number|non-ordinal]], so multiple instances can be used to describe specific and/or general re
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• Property:Performance Name
  ...ENAME}}''' - used to facilitate [[SEO]]. Attribute is [[Ordinal number|non-ordinal]], so multiple instances can be used to describe specific and/or general re
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• Ordinal number
  ...re are": one, two, three, four, etc. (See [[How to name numbers in English#Ordinal numbers|''How to name numbers'']].) Here, we describe the [[mathematics|mathematical]] meaning of '''transfinite ordinal numbers'''. They were introduced by [[Georg Cantor]] in [[1897]], to accom
  29 KB (4,819 words) - 16:23, 9 January 2007
• User:Badmachine/wikimedia-research-2014-08-26
  ...sage it gives otherwise is super confusing - "'ascii' codec can not decode ordinal '0xfe' at position 7' or something like that
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• User:Jon Awbrey/Mathematical Notes
  | Ordinal Numbers. We regard each ordinal number n as the linearly ordered | is the empty set, while the first infinite ordinal is !w! = {0, 1, 2, ...}.
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• Directory:Logic Museum/Albertus Magnus: Commentary on the Metaphysics/Book V/Tractatus i
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